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Hi lineelik,is there more information how these nfc-keys are supposed to work?Regards,David

The Passkit Package reference has been updated with new informaton on Top-Level Apple Pay keys and the Lower-Level NFC keys release with iOS 9https://developer.apple.com/library/ios/documentation/UserExperience/Reference/PassKit_Bundle/Chapters/TopLevel.html

That's great. One tiny issue, as of business reason you guys now required the NFC Passes being signed using a certificate with speicial OID... It would be awesome if Apple can document (or at least mention) this requirement somewhere in the document so developer won't waste their time trying to figure out why the pass they created just won't add to the Wallet.Also, is there any instruction on how third party developers can apply the certificate with speicial OID at this stage or is that thing only limited to launching partners? Thanks ^^

This issue is that you need the a different certificate to sign a pass containing NFC keys. Check your error logs and you should see something like:Passes with an NFC dictionary must be signed with an enhanced Passbook certificate.

Can I add our loyality card using nfc in wallet? US only? Royalty card that use Do only terminal corresponding to the Apple pay? We want to support nfc with our loyality card in Japan.

It will just need individual banks to sign up. Not really an issue for the merchant as unlike the US we have a really strong uptake of tap and go paypass, once your bank allows your cards to be included on the phone, we'll be set to go. CBA already have their stick on NFC chip so it wont be long they'll probably fall over each other trying to be first to have it included with the phone......

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